Comment Criminal charges? (Score 1) 341
Identity theft?
Conspiracy? (5300 people don't commit the same fraud coincidentally)
Speaking of fraud...Fraud?
Identity theft?
Conspiracy? (5300 people don't commit the same fraud coincidentally)
Speaking of fraud...Fraud?
Six people eating powdered cheese and tuna in an airtight container is a recipe for conflict
https://www.grahamcluley.com/2...
The video is somewhat anti-climactic, but there ya go.
Do they have an SD card slot?
Is the battery user replaceable?
Do they use a standard USB charging cable?
Make yourself so valuable that they don't have a choice. How?
Work for a small company.
Be highly specialized.
Be very good at what you do.
Basically put yourself in a position to make demands.
"It's a bit creepy to see all the photos that Google still has on tap, including many that I've since deleted on my phone."
Yeah, it's weird how when you delete files from one computer, they don't get deleted from all the other computers in the world.
Please tell us you're being brilliantly sarcastic.
These DDOS attacks wouldn't be possible without a horde of infected slave computers. If black hat hackers can control these botnets, what prevents the white hats from controlling them too and disabling them?
For all the detail in this article, it would be nice to see some mention of power transistors. Advances in power devices necessarily go hand in hand with advances in CMOS, but it's a field that's often overlooked. Maybe chapter two?
Go home everybody. Nothing to see here.
Come on little gamma ray
Standin' in a hurricane
They use electron radiation. The radiation creates defects in the crystal lattice. Those defects act as recombination centers for holes and electrons. The increased recombination rate correspondingly increases the gain of bipolar transistors.
Like Tim the Gecko said, we're talking about carrier lifetime (Tau), not device lifetime.
Our foundry uses 200 mm wafers. I think the cost is around $20 per wafer. I don't know, because the substrates are so cheap, they don't even charge us. Epi is a little more expensive because of the extra processing -- maybe $50.
I imagine the cost scales with wafer diameter. 200 mm is relatively old technology.
Yep. Sometimes you want to introduce recombination centers to kill the lifetime. Nowadays they zap the wafer with radiation to do this.
Yup. Started BASIC in 3rd grade at public elementary school in Tampa. Fast forward today: I asked my son what they do in his computer class, and he said "we made a song in Garage Band". WTF
Decaffeinated coffee? Just Say No.
